Select the Windows 7 Bootable USB as your source and run the tool to inject the USB3.0 driver into the bootable Windows 7 USB drive. Download and Run the USB 3.0 Creator Tool.Burn a Windows 7 ISO file onto a Bootable USB (Using Windows 7 USB Download Tool or Rufus Tool).Before reformatting, download all the Relevant Drivers for your Laptop Model (inclusive of the USB 3.0 driver for your particular laptop) and place the driver files inside the Partitioned D drive folder (In this example, we name it Drivers).Steps to Follow for Reformatting Dell Latitude E5470 Laptops: However, you will still be required to have all the drivers (inclusive of the relevant USB 3.0 driver for your laptop model) prepared in the partition D drive before performing the clean installation of Windows 7. This will allow the user to perform clean installation of Windows 7 without the troublesome issue of having to locate and install the driver from the D drive during the reformatting when the drivers can not be found. Intel has provided a solution to bypass this issue in which the user can download an intel utility tool called Windows 7 USB 3.0 Creator tool (Free download from ) which would interject a USB3.0 driver into the Windows 7 ISO file. However, it has been discovered for Dell Latitude E5470 which also experience the same issue, when one attempts to install with all the relevant drivers and ISO file inside the partitioned D drive, the user will be unable to browse and locate the drivers or ISO file to perform installation during the Windows 7 reformatting (Instead, they will be presented with a pop up message indicating the drivers is missing or cannot be located). Let us know the results when you have a moment and we can go from there.Previously an entry was written on how to reformat a Windows 7 laptop without the CD Rom or the internal drivers that will enable to recognize USB ()

Hopefully that helps with the behavior you are seeing. Reboot after the installation completes.Connect your dock when prompted during the installation. Install the DisplayLink drivers from this link -> ….This is important as Microsoft is releasing frequent updates. Repeat this process until there are no new updates found. Run Windows Update (Start > Settings > Update & security).Download, extract and run the DisplayLink cleaner software -> … to remove the driver from the system.Disconnect the docking station from your system.To perform a clean install of the DisplayLink driver, please follow these steps: If by ‘video driver’ you mean the DisplayLink driver used by our dock, the first step would be to perform a clean install of the DisplayLink driver to make sure it is installed properly (as a reference we have our best practices from upgrading to Windows 10 here -> …) I’d be happy to help with your docking station!

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